ScotRail flags 'Kids for a Quid' ticket to parents as school summer holidays loom large

As the school summer holidays approach, ScotRail is flagging up the "thrilling and convenient" option to head out for days out by train with a special offer aimed at children.

With the train operator's 'Kids for a Quid' tickets, children can travel for £1 return off-peak across Scotland when accompanied by a fare-paying adult.

Kids for a Quid tickets can be used with most adult ticket types.

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When travelling off-peak, including on an Advance ticket, Season ticket, Club 50 membership, or National Entitlement Card, customers can enjoy the discount for their little ones.

To help families make the most of their summer journeys, ScotRail has created "informative and inspiring articles" at www.scotrail.co.uk/familydaysout, highlighting a wide range of activities and attractions, including beautiful beaches and captivating free attractions.

Claire Dickie, ScotRail head of retail, said: "We understand the challenges that parents, grandparents, and guardians face during the school summer holidays when thinking of things to do to keep children entertained throughout the long break.

"Our Kids for a Quid tickets not only ensure affordable travel for families but also encourages them to consider train journeys as an exciting part of their summer plans.

“Travelling by train is such a great way to experience Scotland. Families can explore stunning destinations, discover new experiences, and create lasting memories together."

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